adminRabbit farmers in bid to cut feedstock costs
THE Zimbabwe Commercial Rabbit Breeders Association (ZICORBA) has engaged top experts to help it produce its own rabbit pellets to cut the high cost of stockfeed, which is eroding farmers’ profit margins, a top official has said.
Zim to chair human rights committee
ZIMBABWE has been endorsed to chair the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Parliamentary Forum’s Democratisation, Governance and Human Rights committee.
Minister Mutsvangwa applauds Connie’s visit
South African television personality Connie Ferguson, who was in the country for the last three days, said she has started discussing with some local filmmakers on collaborations on future projects.
Chamisa shaping into a Mobutu of our time
Imagine you could spot the ugly traits in young Mobutu Sese Seko that defined who he later became, a corrupt despot who ruined the richest country in Africa.
Bach, Coventry tour Brisbane
BRISBANE. — International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach was in Brisbane on Saturday for the first time since the Queensland state capital was awarded the 2032 Olympics. Bach flew into…
City thrash Newcastle to go three points clear top
Manchester City shrugged off the disappointment of their Champions League semi-final exit at Real Madrid to sweep aside Newcastle United and open a three-point lead at the top of the Premier League.
Foreign fighters seek ‘adventure’ in Ukraine
Foreign fighters are joining the Ukrainian military in search of “adventure,” the commander of Kiev’s 36th Naval Infantry Brigade has told Russia TV.
President XI rallies young people on development
Everybody is only young once in their life, so it begs the question: What is the most meaningful way to spend your youth?
US creates financial instability, profits from other countries
Michael Hudson, a well-known American economist and professor of economics at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, said in an exclusive interview with reporters recently that, represented by the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, the United States used the hegemony of the dollar to create financial market instability and put other countries into economic difficulties.
Cricket’s Disco King still sticking around
THE interview starts with an apology. “Sorry,” says Chris Gayle’s handler. “We might have to push this back a bit. Chris has had a really big few days, as you can see.” He waves his arm behind him. I’m wondering exactly what he’s gesturing at when I finally spot Gayle stretched out flat on a black sofa that so exactly matches his outfit (black shoes, black trousers, a black hoodie and a pair of big black sunglasses) that he is perfectly camouflaged by the cushions.